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Argentum Verlag
Based in Köln (or Cologne), Argentum Verlag is now more than ten years old. Its first crop of games were published in 2004 and were well received. As the company's website puts it, " Argentum offers games to wrack your brain and test your nerves ... We aim to make our games both accessible and fun." You can find out more at the Argentum
website.
The table below lists the Argentum games available from Games from Pevans. Click on the title or picture to find out more about them.
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1001 Karawane (Roman Mathar)
Players explore and trade around the desert, aiming to be the first to collect three artefacts. Interesting stuff: £15.00
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El Gaucho (Arve Fühler)
Entertaining game of herding cattle (well, collecting tiles) on the Argentinian pampas. Players have to make the best use of each round's dice rolls and the special actions available. I really enjoy it: £20.00. (Note: German edition with English rules – there are no language-dependent components.)
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First Train to Nuremberg (Martin Wallace)
This is a rather different railway game as players hire trains rather than buy them, ship goods and people and hope to sell out before their railway starts losing money. It's a development of Martin Wallace's Last Train to Wensleydale, which is also included in the box: £28.00.
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Garden Gnomes Society (Gartenzwerge e.V) (Roman Mathar)
This is your chance to breed garden gnomes and be first to get that elusive gold cap gnome! The theme is bonkers, the game is clever and it's all good fun: £8.00.
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Hansa Teutonica: East Expansion (Andreas Steding)
This expansion for Hansa Teutonica moves the action to Northeastern Germany and the areas around (and across) the Baltic Sea: £9.50.
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Hansa Teutonica: Britannia (Andreas Steding)
This expansion for Hansa Teutonica provides another alternative board, a map of Britain rather than Germany: £9.50.
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Metallurgie (Maik Hennebach)
The theme is alchemy: players start with cards representing iron and build up to gold. The aim is to complete patterns to score points. It needs care, planning and a little luck: £7.50.
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Wind River (Roman Mathar)
A game of native Americans, buffalo and the Great Plains. Players try to keep their tribe with the migrating buffalo – which they all have a hand in moving. A good-looking, clever game: £28.00
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Yunnan (Aaron Haag)
Players are trading tea from the eponymous province through the whole of China along the Tea-Horse Road. The key is choosing the right moment to switch from generating cash (for further development) to scoring points. Another clever game (in German with English rules): £28.00.
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